The National tribune., 1887-08-04

uaion OF the sailors and soldiers Of Preblo
County viii be held at Winchester, Preble Co,
Aug; %. Every one IS invited TO be present,
as big time Is expected
l.. 5. Scott, Nelsonville: The survivors Of the
18th Ohio viii hold its fourth annual Reunion
at Nelsonville Aug. 80 and 81.
j. II. Kitzmiller, Canton: The 18th animal
Reunion Of the 26th Independents battery. Ohio
Light Artillery. viii DO held at MYERS Iaxe.
Canton, Aug. Is and 10 It Is desired thaA
every surviving member Of the battery attend
this Reunion and contribute by his presence
and irasernal Zeal 70 make it the grandest hin
association has ever held.
The annual Reunion Of the survivors Of Eha
102d Ohio will DO held at Ashland Aug II and
IS. Comrades will please notify Lieut.. H.
Ames President, Ashland, Of their intention OF
being present.
N. Z. Clendennen, Conotton: There will Be-
ajoint Reunion Of the surviving members OF
the5Oth, IN connection with the 18TH 2Oth 5fst
sd and 9Sth Ohio, at Uhriesville on the Gth,
9Th, sta and 9th Of September. Regimental roll-
call and business meeting Of the s0th viii be
held ON the sth at p. N. Let every member
Of tho old s0th be present and answer at roll
call and greet old comrades once more as in
days 25 years ago.
A Reunion Of Sherman's Brigade viii be held
at Bauer's Grove, Crestline, Aug. is, II, Is and
10.
G. III. Kimball, Medina: The 2iss annual Re.
union of the survivors OF the 1O3d Ohio win be
held at Chippewa Lake, Medina Co, begin-
ming Tuesday, Aug. 16, and continuing four
days. Tuesday and Wednesday viii be devoted
TO general good time. On Thursday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock business meeting will be-
held. On Wednesday the Medina County Sol
diers and Sailors hold a Reunion and close
with grand Campfire in the evening. Chip
pewa Lake is situated on the O., l.. Il W. Rail-
road, about 45 miles from Cleveland. On the
grounds are two good-sized hotels, where meals
and lodging can be procured at reasonable rates.
There is also good livery aud feed stable,
and suitable tables for all who carry basket
lunch. Come, everyOne, and bring your families.
Reduced rates on the O., L. & W. Railway
Z. A. GOulding, Manchester On Tuesday,
Aug 9, Reunion Of the 18th, 18th, 35th, 47th,
18th, 18th Ohio aud 9TH Ohio Cav. viii be held
at this place. Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by the citizens of this place and vi
cinity for the entertainment OF the defenders
Of our Nation. grand time is in store for all
who attend the Reunion.
Finley Stafford, Newark The annual Re-
union OF the survivors of the 10Th Ohio will Do
held &C Canton Wednesday, Sept. T. All sur
yiving members Of the regiment aud the rea-
tives and friends OF those deceased, are re-
quested to attend. All Union soldiers are corr
daily invited.
J.. A. MeClain, Secretary. Bryan: The 9sh
Ohio Cav. viii hold their Reunion at Fostoria
ON the lst of September. All officers and menu
bers are invited TO attend.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NJ. L. HGtehins. Rock Glen: For the infors
nation Of COmrade B. @. McWilliams, Co. +, 18th
Pa. Cav, Verdella, No., will sag that there
are yet goOdly number Of the members Of sha
18th Pa. Cav. still surviving, and that their 4th
annual Reunion viii take place atSuabary, Pa,
some time during the Fall.
Noah M laval gaarafor- Erfcs -rh, 7r,v.-
viVOrs of the 1l1th Pa. viii hold their annual
Reunion at Warren on Thursday, Sept. 1. 70
is expected that a large attendance will make
it the most interesting one which has ever beon
held. 1t this meeting We will decide what
shall DO the inscription, location, etc. Of the
memorial which che State of Pennsylvania has
so generously provided for If any comrada
does not know that his name and address is in
the hands of the Secretary, he ought to send Id
at once.
j. W. French. Little Marsh: The Reunion az
the TiOga County Veterans viii be held ia
Bush's Park, Ti0ga, ON the 18th. 18th and 18th
of August, and rot in September, as first stated.
ID. A. LuekhaFd, Smicksburg: The survivors
Of Co. A, DIST Pa, will hold their third annual
Reunion at Roehesters Mill, Indiana Co, on
Friday. Aug 10.
The 18th annual Reunion of the u 8. Vet
eran Signal Corps will be held Thursday Aug
%, in the city Of Philadelphia. The members
OF the Signal Corps who expect to attend tina
Reunion requested 20 drop postal card %
Louis 4. Forteseue. 800 Walnut street, PhiIa-
delphia, stating the fact that arrangements
may be made for their entertainment.
The survivors of the 10Th will hold thsir
next annual Reunion at Massillon. Stark Co.,
Sept. 80. All members are cordially and ear
nestEy asked TO be present.
President Chris f. Gramlich presided at
meeting of the2d Pa. III. A. on Monday evening,
II. - l.. n 2 -
), at 18th and South streets, Philadelphia. The
Reunion was changed from Sept and to
Sept. Is. The notice in recent issue OF THs
NATIONAL tribune TO the effect that a meet
ing would be held in December is erroneous.
The Reunion will be held at Strawberry Han
sion, in Fairmount Park. The morning win
be consumed in. the transaction Of the regi-
mental business, and about o'clock in the
afternoon banquet will be held. In the even
ing a large Campfire will be held at which
prominent soldiers aud civilians will speak
The Executive Committee has been given COM
plete charge of the arrangements. Comrades
from distant State sdesiring information about
the Reunion should address Charles Fl. OFT,
Chairman, Executive Committee, Philadelphia,
Pa.
The date of the Reunion Of the sSth Pa. has
been fixed for Aug. 8, at the Maple Springs
Hotel, on the WissahickOn. The regiment viii
also hold its annual election. The old officers
will most likely be re- elected, and Col. George
Z. Wagner Will probably be elected President.
A large delegation is expected from Reading
which will swell the attendance to about I50.
The 25th anniversary of the regiments fFst
fight occurs the 9Th of August as does tie
anniversary of its acceptance by the War Do
partment.
The eighth annual Reunion Of the 13Sth Pa.
will be held at Everett, Bedford County, On
Wednesday, Aug. 81, that being the 18th ami
versary of the organization OF the regimens.
On Tuesday evening, Aug. so, Campfire win
be held, and on the following morning at 10
o'clock the business session of the regiment
viii begin. Speeches, music and parade in the
afternoon commencing at 2 O'Clock. Dinner
will be served at Il o'clock. In the evening
an excursion viii be given to Bedford Springs,
followed by q Campfire, at which prominent
citizens will make short addresses. The 136Sh
Pa. formed part of the Second Brigade, Third
Division, Sixth Corps. and saw hard service.
Everett, the place where the Reunion will be
held, is situated ON the line of the Huntingdon
4 Broad Top Railroad. and is only eight miles
from Bedford. The people of the lows propose
decorating the houses in an appropriate man
ner aud furnishing the vocal and instrumental
music. Extensive preparations are being made
for the Reunion both by the citizens aud the
comrades, and the success of it is already as
sured. Hon. G. P. Calhoun. President of the
regiment. is taking a very active interest in it.
At the Gettysburg Encampment the 9Th Pa
Cav. held its annanl Reunion and elected the
following officers: President, Capt. j. Edwin
Giles; V.-P.'s, DIR. Chritzman and Alfred Page;
CIR See j. NJ Vanderslice No. rs North 18th